Suggested wine pairing: I suppose it oughta be the Godzilla cocktail, which is vodka, blue curacao, passion fruit, simple syrup, and lemon. That’s wine if I’ve ever heard of it, babyyy!
Technorabbits are now officially more powerful than King Ghidorah—and that’s one head versus three!
Honestly, though, I think arms and one head will always beat no arms and three heads. Just imagine the US military (trillions of dollars’ worth of arms with one head, whom we call the Commander in Chief) versus the roommates from Three’s Company (three heads, but no armaments*). I seriously doubt the Three’s Company gang could withstand an offensive from the US military of their time, let alone the current one.
*This is the point where someone tells me Joyce DeWitt’s character had a loaded Davy Crockett in her bedroom at all times. I’m sorry that the show was before my time, Brenda.
I like the idea that Amulets of Annihilation are like Scooby Snacks for stygian ferrymen :D
Skellies aren’t afraid of fire or anything, but he likes books.. and books are afraid of fire. That’s why they hide together in libraries.
Aw man poor Goji-san. I still remember back before things were so litigious, when godzillery was in all kinds of stuff.
NAR: Did Velma et. al. invent Scooby Snacks just for Scooby? Did Shaggy name his dog after an existing brand of dog treats? Was it one of those things where people named their daughters Alexa and then Amazon made their Alexa thingy?
It’s always bothered me, but never enough to look into it. It’s kinda on par with whether Joyce DeWitt had a Davy Crockett in her sitcom bedroom.
Cold: I haven’t found any skeletons in any libraries here in Multnomah County. Do I have to find an X on a floor and venture into a wet catacomb or something? Because I am not prepared to deal with a speedboat chase against guys in fezzes.
Hmm. On reflection, I think the inexplicable existence of Scooby Snacks is actually one of the better (dare I say more Mountain Timey) jokes in that show. It’s one of those things that only makes sense as a product of reality warping around the protagonist of the story.
(Then again, I’ve seen MAYBE ten per cent of the show’s episodes, so it’s pretty plausible that somewhere over the past half-century they took the fun out of it and gave a logical in-universe explanation. That is something I would like to be kept as much in the dark about as the situation re: Joyce DeWitt/Davy Crockett.)
And for 1 bag of rice, what a bargain!
Wait maybe I was confusing skeletons with microfiche.
eroneous: Could you grab me a golden jackal while you’re out?
Cold: I’ve actually never seen microfiche there either. TBF, I never asked for it.